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Lucia
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My Qualifications
University of Valladolid
Journalism
2:1 (2013)
Verification Status
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| Spanish | £37 | £37 | £45 | £45 | £45 | £45 |
Information about Lucia
Hello,
My name is Lucia. I am from Spain, where I finished my degree in Journalism in 2013.
For the last 10 years, I have been living in England, working as an au pair (taking care of chidren), as a retail assistant, as a Teaching Assistant all this year while I was getting my Level 2 in Supporting learning and teaching in schools, and as a Teacher.
I have finished my PGCE Secondary Modern Foreign Languages course at Edge Hill University in 2017 and I have been a head of department for languages for 4 years.
I am an honest, responsible and trustworthy individual who is able to adapt to change. I always look forward to learning and acquiring knowledge for self-growth. I am a good listener and a well organised person.
One of my strengths is my commitment to the work I do. I have a passion for helping people to learn new skills.
Availability: Evenings and weekends
Willing to travel: 3 miles
Experience: I have worked as a private tutor before in Blackpool, helping three students with the GCSE. Moreover, I have helped the Spanish teacher at Blackpool Sixth Form College, especially with the A Level class.
Also, I helped two students of the Master`s Degree in Learning and Teaching of Spanish in Multilingual and International Contexts (MULTIELE) with essential aspects of writing in Spanish and the structure of the thesis.
Moreover, I helped the children I was taking care of while being an au pair. I have experience as a private Spanish tutor and I have worked as a Teaching Assistant in two schools while I was getting my certificate at Blackburn College.
I have also worked in different schools while doing my PGCE and I am now teaching languages in a secondary school in London, being the head of the department for languages.


